Study On The Songshan Dalong Temple

Songshan Dalong Temple at the beginning of the creation of large-scale,learning system improved,many monks,talented people,in the day and even the entire Huarui region has an important position on the development of local society play an important role.With the rapid transformation of society,Dalong Temple lost the traditional political,economic and educational privileges,declining,and in the new social environment through the management of the organization of democratization,economic development,autonomy,religious beliefs rational and The New Changes of Tibetan Buddhism 's Secularization.The Dalang Temple was turned to decline after three times,and in the context of the rapid social transformation,the democratic management committee was set up within the monastery according to the needs of social development and the guidance of national policies and regulations.Self-support economic model,but limited by the geographical location of the remote,the size of the monastery and the reduction of the number of monks,the development of Darong Temple is not optimistic.In addition,the urbanization caused by the outflow of population and the impact of modern civilization caused by the liberation of individual thought and rationalization,so that the development of the Dalang Temple difficult,the monastery is facing the monks fault,income shortage,beliefs and other issues.This paper takes the Dalong Temple as the research object,and takes the three natural villages(Dalong Village,Jibutan Village and Tengjiagou Village)around Dalong Temple as the investigation sites,through the combination of literature,questionnaire and interview This paper focuses on the management organization form,the economic source and the reciprocal relationship with the Songshan eight ethnic groups in order to summarize and analyze the development characteristics of the small monasteries in the Dalang Temple in the process of social transformation and Dilemma,so as to provide the corresponding basis for the development of Tibetan Buddhism in the new period...